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Trace code and assess change impact via the pre-built symbol, call-graph and co-edit index.
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Trace code and assess change impact via the pre-built symbol, call-graph and co-edit index.
Trace code and assess change impact via the pre-built symbol, call-graph and co-edit index.
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Enter project graph exploration mode (CodeGraph).
CodeGraph = pre-built symbol + call-graph index + git co-edit view. Six endpoints, each answers one class of question:
| Question | Endpoint |
|---|---|
| Where is X defined / which files share the name? | search?q=X |
| Who calls X? | callers?qname=X |
| What does X call? | callees?qname=X |
| Changing X affects which symbols? | impact?qname=X&depth=2 |
| What symbols does file F contain? | file?path=F |
| Which files are commonly edited alongside F? (conventional coupling / parallel registries) | coedit?filePath=F |
All responses are coordinates / file paths — never source bodies. (One exception: search&includeLiterals=true echoes each matched literal's own text in value.) More precise than grep's textual match, cheaper in tokens than Reading whole files.
# search: find symbols by name → hits carry the same node shape as every other
# endpoint, so a hit's startLine/endLine feed Read directly.
# q is normalized for naming style: user_profile / userProfile / user-profile / USER_PROFILE are equivalent
# Pass includeLiterals=true to also search identifier-shaped string literals (tool names, event names,
# config keys, route paths — the "looks like a name but isn't an identifier" strings). The response
# then carries an extra literals[] array with value / filePath / line / enclosingSymbol per hit.
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/search?cwd=$PWD&q=<NAME>"
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/search?cwd=$PWD&q=<NAME>&includeLiterals=true"
# callers / callees: 1-hop call relations
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/callers?cwd=$PWD&qname=<QNAME>"
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/callees?cwd=$PWD&qname=<QNAME>"
# impact: transitive callers BFS (depth 1-5, default 2; out-of-range is clamped
# silently, not rejected). `truncated: true` = node ceiling hit, list is partial.
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/impact?cwd=$PWD&qname=<QNAME>&depth=2"
# file: file symbol tree (no source). Hierarchical: nested symbols live in
# children[] — always an array, empty for leaves (never null / never absent).
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/file?cwd=$PWD&path=<REL_PATH>"
# coedit: files commonly edited alongside the target = git log history + current working-tree co-edits
# catches "conventional coupling" the call-graph can't see (parallel registries / double-writes / sibling .md configs)
# history[] entries may name PRE-RENAME paths (git --follow), so a path here need not exist today.
# `cooccurrence` is a RAW COUNT; the ratio ships alongside as `probability`.
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/coedit?cwd=$PWD&filePath=<REL_PATH>"
Every endpoint speaks ONE node shape (call it NODE):
{ filePath, qualifiedName, name, kind, startLine, endLine, params?[] }
params is OPTIONAL: absent for non-callables (class / interface / type / enum /
const) and for languages without a tree-sitter grammar. params: [] is different —
it means "0 parameters", not "unknown".
search { files[], symbols[], literals?[] } # literals only with includeLiterals=true
files[] = { type:'file', label, hint?, target: { filePath } }
symbols[] = { type:'symbol', label, hint?, target: NODE }
literals[] = { type:'literal', value, filePath, line, enclosingSymbol? }
# narrow on the outer `type`
file { filePath, language, symbols[] }
symbols[] = NODE plus { contentHash, children[] }
# children[] is always an array, empty for leaves (never null / absent)
callers { qname, target: NODE|null, callers[]: { caller: NODE, callLines[] }, ambiguousIn? }
callees { qname, target: NODE|null, callees[]: { callee: NODE, callLines[] }, ambiguousIn? }
impact { qname, target: NODE|null, nodes[]: { symbol: NODE, depth }, truncated, ambiguousIn? }
coedit { target: string, totalCommits, uncommitted[],
history[]: { filePath, cooccurrence, probability, lastCoEdit } }
# probability = cooccurrence / totalCommits, precomputed. `cooccurrence`
# alone is a RAW COUNT — never compare it against a ratio threshold.
context { results[]: NODE + { score, signals[] }, seeds[]: { node, weight, from }, degraded }
related { target, results[]: NODE + { score, relations[] }, coedit[], degraded, ambiguousIn? }
risk { target, totalImpactedNodes, highRisk[]: NODE + { depth, risk{}, tags[] },
suggestedTests[], coedit[], degraded, degradedReason? } # NOTE: no ambiguousIn
affected { testFiles[], byInput[]: { filePath, reachable, reachableTests[] },
unresolved[], stats: { visited, bfsMs, truncated }, degraded }
The coedit[] embedded in related / risk is a strict SUPERSET of a /coedit
history row (same fields plus a per-row totalCommits) — you never need a second
request to get recency.
Errors are { error, tag }. Tags seen from these routes: ValidationError (400),
NotFoundError (404), AppError (500 — every endpoint wraps its lookup in one, so
an index/git failure surfaces here), InternalError (500, uncaught defect).
callers / callees / impact /
related / risk answer a typo'd or non-indexed name with target: null (every
endpoint spells this slot target, callees included) and empty arrays — byte-identical to a real symbol that genuinely has no
callers. Always check target !== null before concluding "nothing calls this" / "this
change is safe". Same for coedit on an unknown path (200, empty). Only file 404s.target with callers: [] does NOT mean "nothing calls this".
obj.method() resolves only when the receiver's imported name directly names the
container — a class (Klass.method()), a namespace import (import * as m), or a
re-export chain. Two very common forms resolve to nothing and are dropped from the
graph (kept as methodCalls, which are visibility-only):
export const repo = new Repo()
then repo.method(). The receiver is the INSTANCE name, so the lookup misses
the class's Repo>method. In a singleton-style codebase this hides the whole
repository / service layer from inbound call queries.export const estimateTokens = countTokens) — calls are
attributed to neither name: the alias indexes as a const with 0 callers,
and the real function never sees them.
callers / impact / risk fail outright here; callees (outbound) is fine.
related only DEGRADES — it loses the caller relation but still returns
ppr-neighbor / sibling-in-community / callee neighbours (measured: 10 results for
a singleton method whose callers was 0). It stays usable for "what else should I
read", just not for "who calls this". risk is the dangerous one — it does not come back empty,
it comes back confident: totalImpactedNodes: 0, highRisk: [],
suggestedTests: [], degraded: false, i.e. "this change is safe and needs no
tests". impact likewise returns a plausible small nodes list (just the target
itself) with truncated: false. Neither carries any signal that resolution failed.
When the answer decides whether a change is safe, cross-check with grep, or use
/affected — its file-level import closure does not depend on call resolution.Read offset=startLine limit=endLine-startLine+1 — works off any hit, search included.Parent>Child form (not .); copy qualifiedName from search's response directlyambiguousIn — pass &filePath=<rel> to
disambiguate. Present on callers / callees / impact / related only.When the six base endpoints' pure structural data isn't enough — especially when exploring code or evaluating change impact — use these to get scored, signal-annotated results.
| Question | Endpoint |
|---|---|
| Where is the code related to this question / cursor? | context?query=&cursor= |
| What else should I read while looking at X? | related?qname=X |
| Changing X — which few nodes truly matter? Which tests to run? | risk?qname=X |
| Changed these files — which tests should CI run? (conservative closure) | affected?files=… |
# context: multi-source LEXICAL + GRAPH retrieval — NOT semantic. `query` is matched
# as tf-idf over identifier TOKENS, then expanded through the graph (PPR / pagerank).
# There is no embedding step, so a natural-language question whose words are not
# identifiers in this repo returns confident noise: "how do users authenticate with
# oauth" ranks `withFileLock` first, matching the token "with". Feed it identifier-
# shaped terms, and treat a top hit carrying only ppr/pagerank (no query-match) as
# "the query matched nothing".
# (query / cursor / openFiles — at least one, else 400 at-least-one-required.)
# Returns Top-K coordinates + signals, each carrying
# its own payload field: query-match{tfidf} / ppr{pprScore} / pagerank{pagerank} / open{filePath}.
# seeds[] shows what drove retrieval: { node, weight, from: query|cursor|open }.
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/context?cwd=$PWD&query=<TEXT>&cursor=<FILE>::<QNAME>&topK=15"
# related: broader than callers/callees — includes coedit / PPR neighbours / Louvain community
# Each result carries relations[], each with its own payload: caller|callee{callLines[]} /
# ppr-neighbor{pprScore} / sibling-in-community{communityId} / frequent-coedit{cooccurrence,totalCommits}
# Cross-file name collisions are listed in ambiguousIn — pass &filePath=<rel> to disambiguate (same as callers/callees)
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/related?cwd=$PWD&qname=<QNAME>&topK=10"
# risk: risk-scored impact
# Returns highRisk (sorted by risk.score desc) + suggestedTests
# risk{} = { score, callFreq, coeditProb, hasTest, pagerank }
# tags[] = high-risk | untested | frequent-coedit | core | leaf
# suggestedTests[] = { filePath, reason, coveredNodes[] },
# reason = direct-test | coedit-history | sibling-test
# risk.score = callFreq + coeditProb + (hasTest ? 0 : penalty) + pagerank, decayed by depth
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/ri
name: cg description: "Trace code and assess change impact via the pre-built symbol, call-graph and co-edit index."
---
name: cg
description: "Trace code and assess change impact via the pre-built symbol, call-graph and co-edit index."
---
Enter project graph exploration mode (CodeGraph).
CodeGraph = pre-built symbol + call-graph index + git co-edit view. Six endpoints, each answers one class of question:
| Question | Endpoint |
|---|---|
| Where is X defined / which files share the name? | search?q=X |
| Who calls X? | callers?qname=X |
| What does X call? | callees?qname=X |
| Changing X affects which symbols? | impact?qname=X&depth=2 |
| What symbols does file F contain? | file?path=F |
| Which files are commonly edited alongside F? (conventional coupling / parallel registries) | coedit?filePath=F |
All responses are coordinates / file paths — never source bodies. (One exception: `search&includeLiterals=true` echoes each matched literal's own text in `value`.) More precise than grep's textual match, cheaper in tokens than Reading whole files.
## The 6 graph endpoints ({{BASE_URL}})
```bash
# search: find symbols by name → hits carry the same node shape as every other
# endpoint, so a hit's startLine/endLine feed Read directly.
# q is normalized for naming style: user_profile / userProfile / user-profile / USER_PROFILE are equivalent
# Pass includeLiterals=true to also search identifier-shaped string literals (tool names, event names,
# config keys, route paths — the "looks like a name but isn't an identifier" strings). The response
# then carries an extra literals[] array with value / filePath / line / enclosingSymbol per hit.
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/search?cwd=$PWD&q=<NAME>"
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/search?cwd=$PWD&q=<NAME>&includeLiterals=true"
# callers / callees: 1-hop call relations
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/callers?cwd=$PWD&qname=<QNAME>"
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/callees?cwd=$PWD&qname=<QNAME>"
# impact: transitive callers BFS (depth 1-5, default 2; out-of-range is clamped
# silently, not rejected). `truncated: true` = node ceiling hit, list is partial.
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/impact?cwd=$PWD&qname=<QNAME>&depth=2"
# file: file symbol tree (no source). Hierarchical: nested symbols live in
# children[] — always an array, empty for leaves (never null / never absent).
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/file?cwd=$PWD&path=<REL_PATH>"
# coedit: files commonly edited alongside the target = git log history + current working-tree co-edits
# catches "conventional coupling" the call-graph can't see (parallel registries / double-writes / sibling .md configs)
# history[] entries may name PRE-RENAME paths (git --follow), so a path here need not exist today.
# `cooccurrence` is a RAW COUNT; the ratio ships alongside as `probability`.
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/coedit?cwd=$PWD&filePath=<REL_PATH>"
```
## Response shapes
Every endpoint speaks ONE node shape (call it NODE):
`{ filePath, qualifiedName, name, kind, startLine, endLine, params?[] }`
`params` is OPTIONAL: absent for non-callables (class / interface / type / enum /
const) and for languages without a tree-sitter grammar. `params: []` is different —
it means "0 parameters", not "unknown".
```
search { files[], symbols[], literals?[] } # literals only with includeLiterals=true
files[] = { type:'file', label, hint?, target: { filePath } }
symbols[] = { type:'symbol', label, hint?, target: NODE }
literals[] = { type:'literal', value, filePath, line, enclosingSymbol? }
# narrow on the outer `type`
file { filePath, language, symbols[] }
symbols[] = NODE plus { contentHash, children[] }
# children[] is always an array, empty for leaves (never null / absent)
callers { qname, target: NODE|null, callers[]: { caller: NODE, callLines[] }, ambiguousIn? }
callees { qname, target: NODE|null, callees[]: { callee: NODE, callLines[] }, ambiguousIn? }
impact { qname, target: NODE|null, nodes[]: { symbol: NODE, depth }, truncated, ambiguousIn? }
coedit { target: string, totalCommits, uncommitted[],
history[]: { filePath, cooccurrence, probability, lastCoEdit } }
# probability = cooccurrence / totalCommits, precomputed. `cooccurrence`
# alone is a RAW COUNT — never compare it against a ratio threshold.
context { results[]: NODE + { score, signals[] }, seeds[]: { node, weight, from }, degraded }
related { target, results[]: NODE + { score, relations[] }, coedit[], degraded, ambiguousIn? }
risk { target, totalImpactedNodes, highRisk[]: NODE + { depth, risk{}, tags[] },
suggestedTests[], coedit[], degraded, degradedReason? } # NOTE: no ambiguousIn
affected { testFiles[], byInput[]: { filePath, reachable, reachableTests[] },
unresolved[], stats: { visited, bfsMs, truncated }, degraded }
```
The `coedit[]` embedded in related / risk is a strict SUPERSET of a `/coedit`
history row (same fields plus a per-row `totalCommits`) — you never need a second
request to get recency.
Errors are `{ error, tag }`. Tags seen from these routes: `ValidationError` (400),
`NotFoundError` (404), `AppError` (500 — every endpoint wraps its lookup in one, so
an index/git failure surfaces here), `InternalError` (500, uncaught defect).
## Silent-failure traps
- **An unknown qname returns HTTP 200, not 404.** `callers` / `callees` / `impact` /
`related` / `risk` answer a typo'd or non-indexed name with `target: null` (every
endpoint spells this slot `target`, callees included) and empty arrays — byte-identical to a real symbol that genuinely has no
callers. **Always check `target !== null` before concluding "nothing calls this" / "this
change is safe".** Same for `coedit` on an unknown path (200, empty). Only `file` 404s.
- **A non-null `target` with `callers: []` does NOT mean "nothing calls this".**
`obj.method()` resolves only when the receiver's imported name directly names the
container — a class (`Klass.method()`), a namespace import (`import * as m`), or a
re-export chain. Two very common forms resolve to nothing and are dropped from the
graph (kept as `methodCalls`, which are visibility-only):
- a call on an exported singleton instance — `export const repo = new Repo()`
then `repo.method()`. The receiver is the INSTANCE name, so the lookup misses
the class's `Repo>method`. In a singleton-style codebase this hides the whole
repository / service layer from inbound call queries.
- a re-export alias (`export const estimateTokens = countTokens`) — calls are
attributed to neither name: the alias indexes as a `const` with 0 callers,
and the real function never sees them.
`callers` / `impact` / `risk` fail outright here; `callees` (outbound) is fine.
`related` only DEGRADES — it loses the `caller` relation but still returns
ppr-neighbor / sibling-in-community / callee neighbours (measured: 10 results for
a singleton method whose `callers` was 0). It stays usable for "what else should I
read", just not for "who calls this". **`risk` is the dangerous one** — it does not come back empty,
it comes back confident: `totalImpactedNodes: 0`, `highRisk: []`,
`suggestedTests: []`, `degraded: false`, i.e. "this change is safe and needs no
tests". `impact` likewise returns a plausible small `nodes` list (just the target
itself) with `truncated: false`. Neither carries any signal that resolution failed.
When the answer decides whether a change is safe, cross-check with grep, or use
`/affected` — its file-level import closure does not depend on call resolution.
- **`risk` does NOT report `ambiguousIn`.** When several files define the same qname,
`callers` / `callees` / `impact` / `related` list the others in `ambiguousIn` — but `risk`
silently scores an arbitrary one of them. Before trusting a risk report on a common name
(`render`, `handler`, `init`), resolve the name with `search` or `related` first, then
pass `&filePath=<rel>`.
- **`frequent-coedit` relations quietly vanish in a restructured repo.** `coedit`
history comes from `git log --follow`, so it can cite PRE-RENAME paths. `related`
attaches a `frequent-coedit` relation only when that path still resolves in the
index, so after a large move/rename the relation is silently dropped — while
`related.coedit[]` (the raw echo) still lists the stale path and `degraded` stays
`false`. Measured on two repos: every coedit partner path was stale, so no
`frequent-coedit` relation was reachable at all, despite co-edit strengths of
0.30-0.47 (well over the 0.2 emission threshold). The threshold is on
`probability` (= cooccurrence / totalCommits), which the API now returns directly.
- `degraded: true` results are still usable, just lower precision — but an empty
`coedit` / `suggestedTests` under `coedit-unavailable` means "signal missing", not
"no coupling". Do not read it as evidence of safety.
## Technical contract
- Endpoints return coordinates only. Fetch source with Read:
`Read offset=startLine limit=endLine-startLine+1` — works off any hit, `search` included.
- qname uses `Parent>Child` form (not `.`); copy `qualifiedName` from search's response directly
- Cross-file name collisions are listed in `ambiguousIn` — pass `&filePath=<rel>` to
disambiguate. Present on `callers` / `callees` / `impact` / `related` only.
## The 4 advanced endpoints (smart ranking / relatedness / risk)
When the six base endpoints' pure structural data isn't enough — especially when exploring code or evaluating change impact — use these to get scored, signal-annotated results.
| Question | Endpoint |
|---|---|
| Where is the code related to this question / cursor? | context?query=&cursor= |
| What else should I read while looking at X? | related?qname=X |
| Changing X — which few nodes truly matter? Which tests to run? | risk?qname=X |
| Changed these files — which tests should CI run? (conservative closure) | affected?files=… |
```bash
# context: multi-source LEXICAL + GRAPH retrieval — NOT semantic. `query` is matched
# as tf-idf over identifier TOKENS, then expanded through the graph (PPR / pagerank).
# There is no embedding step, so a natural-language question whose words are not
# identifiers in this repo returns confident noise: "how do users authenticate with
# oauth" ranks `withFileLock` first, matching the token "with". Feed it identifier-
# shaped terms, and treat a top hit carrying only ppr/pagerank (no query-match) as
# "the query matched nothing".
# (query / cursor / openFiles — at least one, else 400 at-least-one-required.)
# Returns Top-K coordinates + signals, each carrying
# its own payload field: query-match{tfidf} / ppr{pprScore} / pagerank{pagerank} / open{filePath}.
# seeds[] shows what drove retrieval: { node, weight, from: query|cursor|open }.
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/context?cwd=$PWD&query=<TEXT>&cursor=<FILE>::<QNAME>&topK=15"
# related: broader than callers/callees — includes coedit / PPR neighbours / Louvain community
# Each result carries relations[], each with its own payload: caller|callee{callLines[]} /
# ppr-neighbor{pprScore} / sibling-in-community{communityId} / frequent-coedit{cooccurrence,totalCommits}
# Cross-file name collisions are listed in ambiguousIn — pass &filePath=<rel> to disambiguate (same as callers/callees)
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/related?cwd=$PWD&qname=<QNAME>&topK=10"
# risk: risk-scored impact
# Returns highRisk (sorted by risk.score desc) + suggestedTests
# risk{} = { score, callFreq, coeditProb, hasTest, pagerank }
# tags[] = high-risk | untested | frequent-coedit | core | leaf
# suggestedTests[] = { filePath, reason, coveredNodes[] },
# reason = direct-test | coedit-history | sibling-test
# risk.score = callFreq + coeditProb + (hasTest ? 0 : penalty) + pagerank, decayed by depth
curl -fsS "{{BASE_URL}}/api/projectGraph/riSkill source recorded
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risk does NOT report ambiguousIn. When several files define the same qname,
callers / callees / impact / related list the others in ambiguousIn — but risk
silently scores an arbitrary one of them. Before trusting a risk report on a common name
(render, handler, init), resolve the name with search or related first, then
pass &filePath=<rel>.frequent-coedit relations quietly vanish in a restructured repo. coedit
history comes from git log --follow, so it can cite PRE-RENAME paths. related
attaches a frequent-coedit relation only when that path still resolves in the
index, so after a large move/rename the relation is silently dropped — while
related.coedit[] (the raw echo) still lists the stale path and degraded stays
false. Measured on two repos: every coedit partner path was stale, so no
frequent-coedit relation was reachable at all, despite co-edit strengths of
0.30-0.47 (well over the 0.2 emission threshold). The threshold is on
probability (= cooccurrence / totalCommits), which the API now returns directly.degraded: true results are still usable, just lower precision — but an empty
coedit / suggestedTests under coedit-unavailable means "signal missing", not
"no coupling". Do not read it as evidence of safety.Check the source for dependencies, API keys and third-party costs. A public repository does not mean every service is free.
Do not auto-install
Audit
71/100
Needs review
Copies are not installs. Installation counts require a reported successful installation; they are not a blanket quality guarantee.